Sentence examples for insistence to increase from inspiring English sources
Today's bull market is being fueled by the earnings, lack of corporate debt, and their insistence to increase dividends as well as reluctance of spending their hoarded cash.
Today's bull market is being fueled by earnings, lack of corporate debt, and their insistence to increase dividends as well as reluctance of spending their hoarded cash.
But he never wants to acknowledge that in doing so he is actually joining the ideological debate, and he always goes out of his way — as in his repeated insistence that he never intended to increase the size of government — to dull the philosophical edges.
Thanks to a dollop of good fortune, along with her insistence that a bicycle pump was used to increase the air pressure in the vessel, she survived with minor cuts and bruises.
Patient expectations are continuing to increase and their insistence on imaging can over-ride clinical judgement.
Republicans have been increasingly vocal in their insistence that the Fed should stop trying to increase growth.
And from a policy perspective, both the G.O.P.'s insistence on the sequester cuts and the bipartisan, White House-approved deal to increase the payroll tax seem especially boneheaded given the tentative state of the economic recovery.
One of the first bureaucratic fights General Petraeus won after assuming command was his insistence on spending more than $200 million for diesel generators and fuel to increase Kandahar's electricity supply.
Without wavering from his campaign's insistence that he has a "path to victory", the senator from Vermont said his goal was to increase voter participation in politics.
Further complicating Mr. Agag's ambitions is his insistence on racing in the most scenic parts of a city possible, in part to provide wide access for fans and to increase the appeal of the races for television.
And Democrats have been steadfast in their insistence that they will not lift the caps on military spending imposed by the Budget Control Act sequester unless spending on domestic programs is allowed to increase by the same amount.
